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The Famous Five: Five Have a Wonderful Time - Enid Blyton

Description: ISBN 0340681160 / Genre: Junior Books / Author: Enid Blyton / Edition: New Ed / Paperback / 208 Pages / Book is published 1997-04-23 by ... more

The Famous Five: Five Have a Wonderful Time - Enid Blyton ... Hodder Children's Books

Newest Review: ... her dog Timmy. Fove Have A Wonderful Time sees the Five go off caravanning once more, this time to stay near the old ruined ... more

... Faynights Castle, a tourist attraction. Setting up camp, the Five receive hostility from a travelling fair, but the fair-folk soon change when an old friend, ragamuffin Jo, turns up and reveals that her family run the fair. The Five relax and enjoy the company of the fair-folk, until one day they spot a face at one of the castle windows. The tower has been blocked off , and there is no way in. The Five investigate! We first met ragamuffin Jo in Blyton 9th book of the series, Five Fall Into Adventure. Here, she returns...more

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The Famous Five: Five Have a Wonderful Time - Enid Blyton: Five and the fair tackle the tower! (325 words)
by - written on 07/07/08 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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Five Have A Wonderful Time is the 11th in the series of 21 books written by Enid Blyton about the Famous Five. The books are considered some of the best for children of all time. I have read them all a number of times, and they will always be at the top of my list. The Famous Five are Julian, Dick and Anne Kirrin, their cousin George (Georgina) Kirrin and her dog Timmy. Fove Have A Wonderful Time sees the Five go off caravanning once more, this time to stay near the old ruined Faynights Castle, a tourist attraction. Setting up camp, the Five receive hostility from a travelling fair, but the fair-folk soon change when an old friend, ragamuffin Jo, turns up and ... Read the complete review

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